The Word "Chattel," as Used in the Text

question 23

Multiple Choice

The word "chattel," as used in the text,

• A) refers to a thing that cannot be held under a bailment.
• B) refers to things that are affixed to land and that consequently are owned by the person who owns the land.
• C) applies to the rights represented by the cheque, but not to the cheque itself.
• D) is derived from the French word for "cattle."
• E) applies to tangible forms of real property.

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